The LAP8 story
Seven isn't
eight.
Ask our founder.
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Every lap takes effort.Every lap should count.
LAP8 began with a missed count at Air Force Basic Military Training. Our founder, a U.S. Air Force Reserve service member, had to complete eight laps. Losing track meant coming up short.
“I failed my first running attempt after losing count of my laps.”
The LAP8 founder / From the original LAP8 story
When you're focused on breathing, pacing, and finishing, keeping a perfect tally becomes one more task. We think the run is enough. That's the problem we're working on.